Unfiltered outsourcing can cause reputational damage
Outsourcing has become a key strategy for many businesses seeking to streamline operations and cut costs. However, the pursuit of these benefits can often lead to a delicate balancing act between risk and reward in reputation management.
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Sri Lanka’s famed cultural triangle serves up a bevy of World Heritage ancient treasures in the heart of the island writes Mike Yardley
Sri Lanka has loomed large on my bucket-list for quite some time. I’ve just ventured to the teardrop-shaped 
You may recall that a few weeks back, I penned (OK, typed) an article about selecting the right vehicle for tourism purposes. In that article, I mentioned the fact that there are several types of engines available. Your vehicles fuel 
Civility is dead. Here's how to navigate the new normal in the sky.
On a recent flight from Dublin to Istanbul, I heard the unmistakable soundtrack to the kids' TV show Bob the Builder blasting through my noise-canceling earbuds.
That's funny, I thought. My 
To overdo is far less the risk than the risk of under-doing things.
It’s been a “could have”, “should have” or maybe a “would have”…kind of start to 2025.
Sri Lanka’s status as a “must visit” destination has been on the ascendance 
The Crazy Part
It may sound nuts, but here goes...
You should be changing your prices EVERY SINGLE MONTH.
What?
It sounds crazy, right? But hear me out. Over the last two years, restaurant owners all over the country have struggled with volatile price 
Workplace safety should be as important as the food going out to customers. Unfortunately, workplace accidents in the restaurant industry are all too common. Research shows that between 2010 and 2020, more than 169,600 unique accidents occurred in food service—accounting for roughly 
229,298 tourists arrived in the country in March 2025. This represents a 9.1 percent growth from a year ago.
India remained the top source market, contributing 17.1% of total arrivals for the month with 39,212 visitors. Russia with 29,177 arrivals took 
Being ill, particularly when it involves having to go to a hospital to take medications for pain or anxiety, can make anyone confused. The hospital environment adds to the problem. Often perceived as cold and impersonal, traditional hospitals must reinvent themselves 
Global tourism is not just returning to previous highs - it seems to be on an upward trajectory. And Sri Lanka is right up there, as it sets its sights high, aiming to substantially increase tourist arrivals to 3 million 
And it's never been more dangerous. Here's why.
Say the word "free," and it's enough to make even the most experienced travelers lose their marbles.
For example, if I offer you 100,000 free bonus miles for signing up for my precious-metal credit 
Sri Lanka attracted 240,217 international tourists in February 2025, reflecting a 10.2 % year-on-year (YoY) increase despite a 5% month-on-month (MoM) decline from the 252,761 arrivals recorded in January 2025. Last month’s total arrivals figure slots in as the 2nd 
